Sentence examples for pace of granting from inspiring English sources

Misener said that the US will continue to fall further behind other countries in the new and potentially lucrative industry unless the FAA picks up the pace of granting regulatory approval.

The F.A.A. personnel who review applications for airport improvement grants would stop working, and that would slow the pace of new grants if the shutdown continued for more than a few days.

BUT the pace of option grants has accelerated rapidly in the last few years, and the number of exercisable options will be far greater in five years than it is now.

amount of granted resources.

In the early 21st century, we take for granted a pace of change that can leave the near-miraculous seeming unremarkable but also upend ways of life with little warning.

There is no sight of a pace of innovation and physical investment enough to grant the supply elasticity necessary for that price-descending phase of the supercycle to unfold.

"Universities are severely threatened when funding for grants plateaus, or does not grow sufficiently to keep pace with the expansion" of grant-funded facilities and soft-money personnel, writes economist Paula Stephan in her astute and important book, How Economics Shapes Science.

In fact, the European court for human rights has repeatedly criticized the pace of the judicial system, which under Italian law must grant defendants three trials before a conviction is final.

His journey had been difficult — for him, walking is laborious and painful — and he was unable to match the brisk pace of the people alongside him, most of whom could take for granted their ease of mobility.

When the Canadian government began issuing homestead grants to settlers in 1912, the pace of migration increased.

Then Roman civitas was extended to provincials, but not en masse; granting Roman citizenship to soldiers and aristocrats of provincial origin hastened the pace of Romanization in the western provinces.